For A Time During The Early Settlement

A Christian People Who Have For Two Hundred Years Kept A Race In Bondage, Deprived Of The Advantages Of Civilization And Religion, Owe Them A Debt Of Gratitude Which It Would Seem Ungenerous To Withhold.

The Troops Were Occasionally Occupied In Pursuing Scattered Bands Going North Or South, And On Three Occasions The Large Camp Of Sitting Bull Ventured South Of The Canadian Border, And Important Expeditions Were Sent Against Them.

One Hundred Years Before The Pilgrims Landed At Plymouth, The Spanish Government Issued A Decree Authorizing The Enslavement Of The American Indian As In Accord With The Law Of God And Man.

If The Graves Of The Thousands Of Victims Who Have Fallen In The Terrible Wars Of The Two Races Had Been Placed In Line The Philanthropist Might Travel From The Atlantic To The Pacific, And From The Lakes To The Gulf, And Be Constantly In Sight Of Green Mounds.

Whether Or Not Our System Of Indian Management Has Been A Success During The Past Ten, Fifty, Or Hundred Years Is Almost Answered In The Asking.